Custom Heist Track Tutorial by Ershiozer: Click here

Link to Heist Jukebox by braidy08

There was already a Custom Heist Track tutorial but it was not enough. This tutorial aims to explain what to do in much more detail.

• Link to the tutorial itself can be found here.

• 40 GB free storage is recommended for all the external downloads (Unreal Engine, Visual Studio etc.)

• Resources are included with the download. Thank @braidy08 (MoolahProject resource file) and @WednesdayEnthusiast (repak.exe) for those.

• There is also a video tutorial of this too, done by @Gamest23 . You can watch it by clicking here.

• Also huge thanks to @davidsebesta and @Cenrus for helping me through some of the issues I came across while making my first custom track.

Some more things @Pol1us noted/suggested:

1. You don't need to set conversion settings, the default should just work fine.
2. You can use WwisePicker instead of WaapiPicker, but both work fine.
3. You don't really need to use SoundBanks, it works fine without them. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFvoInXYjSI&t=1179s)
4. Always use Interactive Music Hierarchy instead of Actor-Mixer Hierarchy. Might be harder, but once you learn it, it becomes infinitely better than shit that's used for SFX.
5. Don't uncheck "Continue to play on Switch change", so you don't have to do that Stealth Looping thing on switch change.
6. You can always use other options in "Exit source at" other than "Immediate", just make sure to specify song's tempo.
7. You can check "Stream" and "Zero Latency" in music if you want less latency. (https://www.audiokinetic.com/en/courses/wwise251/?source=wwise251&id=Lesson1_Streaming)
8. For some reason, you have to use suspense1 to suspense5 switches for stealth music, because stealth switch doesn't work.

Since I don't mod this game anymore you can message @zerozm for help. He's much more passionate about modding PD3 than me and he's pretty chill.